From 1979, feel the ATOMIC DISCO. Classic Game Room reviews ATOMIC ARCADE PINBALL from Tomy released for home use! All plastic, all awesome. No quarters required, just fork over a $20 for five D-Cell batteries to drive the flippers, bumpers and blinking lights wild.

After the amazing responses from my last video, I had to do it justice by giving it's own time to shine.
Tomy made quite a few tabletop pinball games but this one is the rarest next to "Pirate Treasure" Pinball. It is rare but mind you this was released in 1991 where as Tomy Atomic Arcade was released back in 1978.
I didn't mention in the video but this goes out to atarileaf who if it wasn't for him I wouldn't start up my tabletop pinball collection either, check out his channel and subscribe to him if you haven't yet: http:www.youtube.comatarileaf
and his Atomic Pinball review: http:www.youtube.comwatch?v=vHBuoAAtbqQ

Tomy Atomic Pinball, from 1979 unbelievably! I had one in the very early 90s. This isn't it. But it's a very similar one I bought from eBay. Join me, let's play pinball, loud and active.BG: https:www.jamendo.comentrack374975midnight-blueMe: http:www.twitter.comnostalnerd

I recently hacked my 1979 Tomy Atomic Arcade Pinball toy machine to add some flashing LEDs. It's super easy to do and only requires the most basic soldering and electronics skills. If you have any questions, feel free to post them below in the comments section :) Thanks a lot for watching!Check out Jeff's Pinball Page for more information on the inner workings of the machine:
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6 robots now control this NXT pinball machine. 9 touch sensors score the points, two motors are used for the ball return and two for the spinners. You can see a few more details on the machine at http:sites.google.comsitelegonxtpinball.

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This is a Stunt Jumper pinball game by Playwell or Electronic Thunder Ball. It's more or less a clone of Tomy's Atomic Pinball with mostly identical mechanisms. Aside from a different enclosure design, it has more complex sound effects and a yellow LED in each of the three bumpers. It appears to be a pretty rare game. For more info go to my website at...
http:www.jeff-z.compinballtoysatomicatomic.html

Classic Game Room reviews the PAY-TO-PLAY ARCADE MACHINE MONEY BOX from Paladone which is a mini arcade cabinet version of the videogame, EARTH DEFENDERS! Defend Earth from alien invaders one coin at a time. This pseudo-bank is a cool way to save coins or get your coworkers to fork over some cash for arcade gaming time. Each coin (the machine has no idea what kind of coin you insert) gives players 2 minutes of Earth Defenders action. The video game itself is a Space Invaders inspired game that plays like one of the old LCD 80's handhelds. CGR video review of Earth Defenders Pay to Play Arcade Machine Money Box has video review footage of the Earth Defenders arcade machine Money Box in HD action. Available from ThinkGeek.com